Aviation equipment delivered by InterMax
By Katherine Weir20 June 2016
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Shanghai, China-based logistics company InterMax moved a shipment of tanks and engine handling systems loaded on a chartered ocean vessel in Shanghai and Tianjin. The shipment comprised a total of 730 cubic metres.
InterMax was responsible for arranging the transport to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, by breakbulk vessel. After discharge the cargoes were delivered on lowbed and flatbed trailers to the customer’s site and mobile cranes were used to unload the cargo on site. Delivery was finished smoothly, the company said.
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